401 BC-400 BC) is based on the assessment that Aspasia died before the execution of Socrates in 399 BC, a chronology which is implied in the structure of Aeschines' Aspasia.
Other eukaryotes present a variety of structures implied in the last steps of cell division, such as the septum in fungi or the phragmoplast in plants.
In sexual species, ca. 40% of nucleotide sites are implied in complex secondary structures, and hence under natural selection [ 65].
Analytical results show a substantial equivalence of FCC and HCP ordering, thus implying, in large structures, the possibility of multiple switching between the two, without altering the overall optimality of the configuration.
The strong local drift implied in such a structure is expected to erode genetic variation at both neutral and coding loci and thus probably diminish evolutionary potential.
Measuring forest degradation and related forest carbon stock changes is more challenging than measuring deforestation since degradation implies changes in the structure of the forest and does not entail a change in land use, making it less easily detectable through remote sensing.
Although we cannot rule out the possibility that the divergence in those groups that evolved with fluctuating resources might eventually prove to be transient (say, over tens of thousands of generations), this possibility would nevertheless imply differences in the structure of fitness landscapes between the various regimes that contributed to their different early dynamics of divergence.
Habitat transitions in the opposite direction (shallow to deep) are instead implied by the structure outlined in Clades I and II; here, deep-sea taxa are recovered as recent splits within primarily shallow clades.
Their functions include various types of cell-cell and matrix-cell interactions and they have been implied in forming membrane microdomain structures and thereby working as "molecular facilitators" [ 82] or "molecular organizers" [ 81].
Implied in this sort of structuring of sacred space is a correlative phenomenology: one which requires of the devotee an appropriate seriousness and focussed attention, if they are to grasp aright the sacred reality that is to be encountered in the sanctuary (compare Jones 2000 on the various strategies of "ritual-architectural allurement").
